Sentence examples for policy directive from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the NSW policy directive fails to compel services to make changes [ 25].

President Bush's new policy directive moves the federal government even further in the direction of commercial satellites, expanding Mr. Tenet's order to the federal government as a whole.

It is not a policy directive.

A related White House policy directive insists that agencies "perform inherently governmental activities with government personnel".

The new policy directive says the law was originally written as part of a fire code.

This is apparently a policy directive from the courts service, the government department that administers the courts.

The space-policy directive is a rare opportunity to discuss space junk at the highest levels of the US government.

UPDATE: Below is a video of Obama's speech, from Friday morning, in which he announced a new surveillance-policy directive and a "transition" away from bulk metadata collection.

He said he had got hold of Presidential Policy Directive 20, a top-secret 18-page document issued in October 2012.

In January 2014, President Obama issued Presidential Policy Directive 28 (PPD-28), which imposed various limitations on electronic surveillance.

Space Policy Directive 1 had to do with pursuing missions to the moon and Mars, and Directive 2 is more about housekeeping.